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what is the product of (2a) and (3a^2+2a-3)​

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Answered by shouryatruptishish
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Answer:

Concept :

If ∣x∣= u  then = ± u

Given :

| 2a − 3∣= 3 a + 2

Using the given concept :

2 a 3 = ± ( 3 a + 2 )

case (i):

2a 3 = 3a + 2

−2 − 3 = 3a − 2a

⟹ a = 51

But a=-5 does not satisfy the given equation 

∴The solution is a=51

Explation :

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Answered by ashishks1912
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Given :

Two terms 2a and 3a^{2} +2a-3.

To find :

The product of the terms.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • The product of two terms can be found by following these steps.
  • The 1st term must be multiplied with all the terms of 2nd.

       (2a)(3a^{2} +2a-3)

  • Take 2a inside

      (2a)(3a^{2} )+(2a)(2a)-3(2a)

  • Remove the brackets

      6a^{3} +4a^{2} -6a

Final answer :

The product of 2a and 3a^{2} +2a-3 is 6a^{3} +4a^{2} -6a.

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